X-Ray Technology Reveals Details In Ancient Roman Painting Hidden By Volcanic Ash And Debris

Geo Beats 2017-08-22

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Researchers working at Herculaneum, an ancient Roman site long buried beneath volcanic ash and debris, have a new technology at their disposal.

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